Domark Software (Company)

Domark Software

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London,United Kingdom

Domark was a British software publisher founded in the United Kingdom in the 1980s. In 1995, Domark merged with a few other companies to form Eidos Interactive, which now holds the brand as well as all the assets of Domark Software.

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Overview

The name Domark originates from the names of its founders andlt;insandgt;Doandlt;/insandgt;minic Wheatley and <ins>Mark</ins> Strachan. Domark was active between 1984 and 1995 when it merged with Eidos Technologies, Big Red Games and Simis to form Eidos Interactive (Company), which in turn acquired US Goldand Core Design later. Games published by Domark Software included Badlands, Marble Madness (Game), Prince of Persia, and Syndicate (Game).

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Friday The 13th: The Computer Game (Game)

31 December 1985

Play as five camp counselors out to protect the kids from Jason Vorhees. Most of the time is spent walking down paths and throwing rocks, knives, and other crap at zombies. Occasionally Jason will show up and must be fought.

CPC C64 SPEC

Absolute Zero (Game)

Unknown Release

PC MAC

Total Football (Game)

31 December 1995

A soccer game from Domark.

AMI GEN

Bloodshot (Game)

31 December 1994

Futuristic FPS on the Genesis from Domark software.

GEN SCD

Codename: MAT II (Game)

30 June 1984

3D space strategy shooter sequel for ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, and Commodore 64

CPC C64 SPEC

Flying Nightmares (Game)

1 January 1994

In 1995 Domark attempted the monumental task of porting a fully-featured flight simulator onto the 3DO. The fruit of their labors resulted in Flying Nightmares, an ambitious but thuroughly flawed title.

MAC 3DO

Out of the Sun (Game)

31 December 1994

WWII flight simulator.

MAC

Published Games

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Hard Drivin' II (Game)

1 September 1990

An enhanced computer sequel to the arcade driving sim Hard Drivin', now with new tracks and a track editor.

AMI PC AST

Friday The 13th: The Computer Game (Game)

31 December 1985

Play as five camp counselors out to protect the kids from Jason Vorhees. Most of the time is spent walking down paths and throwing rocks, knives, and other crap at zombies. Occasionally Jason will show up and must be fought.

CPC C64 SPEC

Shadowlands (Game)

1 March 1992

An RPG published by Domark Software.

AMI PC AST

Trivial Pursuit 2: A New Beginning (Game)

31 December 1998

AMI CPC AST +3

Championship Manager '93 (Game)

25 June 1993

Real-world players combined with an expansive commentary engine to create the most involving football simulation yet seen.

AMI PC AST

Championship Manager (Game)

1 September 1992

Championship Manager also known as "champ man" started a hugely successful franchise.

AMI PC AST

International Rugby Challenge (Game)

31 December 1993

AMI PC AST

Live and Let Die (Game)

1 December 1988

AMI AST C64 +1

Lords of Midnight: The Citadel (Game)

31 December 1995

A sequel to the Spectrum original "Lords of Midnight".

PC

Pit-Fighter/Super Space Invaders (Game)

31 December 1992

Two arcade classics in one. Or one arcade classic and one arcade "classic", some might say.

CPC

Championship Manager Italia (Game)

1 June 1993

Championship Manager Italia is an updated version of Championship Manager 93/94. The only difference is that the player now takes control over an Italian soccer club of the series A or B instead of an UK team. The applied soccer rules are adjusted to the Italian circumstances.

AMI AST

Rugby: The World Cup (Game)

31 December 1991

An official licensed game of the 1991 Rugby World Cup.

AMI AST C64